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San Francisco Call, Volume 104, Number 19, 19 June 1908
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
Taft Nominated on First Ballot With 702 Out of 980 Votes
PARTY STANDS BY POLICIES OF ROOSEVELT
INDEX OF THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL'S NEWS TODAY
Taft to Resign From the Cabinet Today
MA>'£ DELEGATIONS 'ARRIVE
Thousands Barred to Prevent a Panic
NEW.- CONSULS AT, ST. •PETERSBURG
$2^)00,000 LossihSteel Plant Fife
•AMERICA^TO BUY
CONVENTION SOLID FOR THE OHIOAN
Republican Platform Stands for Roosevelt Policies, Against Abuses and for Fair Play
Anti-Injunction Plank Upholds Courts While Asking Statutory Definition
Principles of Republican Party as Enunciated in the Chicago. Platform Condensed for Use of Busy Readers and Ready Reference
CHINA ASKS FRANCE TO INVESTIGATE KILLINGS
TRAXSFERSIE.V XAMB OFFICERS
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Gallery Throngs in Mad Enthusiasm for Taft, Hiss and Boo Other Speakers
BURTON NOMINATES TAFT AMID CHEERS
Nominating Speeches Are Made in Tumult and Roar From Exuberant Galleries
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Burton Sponsors Taft as Eighth Ohio Son to Win Presidency
Splendid Record of the Republican Nominee for President
JAPANESE PUNISHED
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Thousands Swelter in Hall as Delegates Debate Platform
HOT DAY PRESAGES A TORRID SESSION
Army and Navy Orders
HEARST GAINS FIFTEEN
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EDITORIAL PAGE
TAFT FOR PRESIDENT
HAIL AND FAREWELL TO ROOSEVELT
THE STEEL TRUST AND PRICES *
ELIMINATION OF THE LAME SHIPS
His Sentiments
Personel Mention
Gossip of Raiiwaymen
THE INSIDER
The Smart Set,
Impertinent Question No. 56
Nominaiidn.Mews :^^^s^(^^o6n[^^^f^
"I AM HAPPY" SAYS SECRETARY TAFT
California's Congratulations
WOULD SHEAR THE BOSSES OF POWER
SEVEN TAFT CLUBS FORMED IN CITY
702 VOTES GIVEN TAFT BY STATES
hanta Crax; Deach
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NEWS OF THE COUNTIES BORDERING SAN FRANCISCO BAY
INSURANCE AGENTS TO ORGANIZE WORK
EJECT WOMAN FROM HOME IN TEMPERANCE QUARREL
WAR VESSELS ASSEMBLE, FOR LONG CRUISE
FAVOR CONCESSIONS TO WEST SHORE LAND CO.
BALLOT IS FAVORED
POWDER WORKS HAS COSTLY EXPLOSION
STOCKTON GIRL WEDS A NEW YORK CHEMIST
RUN PROVES FATAL TO BANK OF RAWHIDE
SIASOKS ELECT OFFICERS
HEART FAILURE THE CAUSE
DAUGHTER DRIVES SPIKE
COSSACK CEXERAL SHOT
CLOSE ,LAXD, FRAUD TRIAL
FRIEND OF COAST JACKIES TO WED
MILE TRACK TOO SHORT FOR RACES
VOTERS ORGANIZE FOR ACTIVE FIGHT
MACHINE FIGHTS HENEY
STAGE CLEVER FARCE
MANY PUPILS GRADUATE
t TAFT, CLUB i FORMED
MESSAGES:TO HAWAII
Ninety Graduates of Hamilton School Are Given Diplomas After Pretty Program
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HOMELESS BABES IN NEW QUARTERS
WILL NOMINATE DUNNE
DEMOCRATS GET BUSY
ANNUAL OUTING OF STAR OF SEA PARISH
"HIGHER UPS" AUTO MEN LOOSE BADGES
COMMITTEE NAMED TO NOTIFY TAFT
LABOR LEADERS ANGRY
AUDITOR KOSTER IS ILL
Taboe find ' Return •ft 9.09
SAP.TORI WILL AID CHILB.
CHARGED AVITH BURGLARY
Enrollment Blank
UNITED RAILROADS ASKS $336,569
J. P. 3IARTIX DIES
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SEEK NEW HEAD FOR MINORITY SAYS WILLIAMS
WEBB WOULD ENJOIN BANK OF CALISTOGA
MEADOWS LIMITS E.VTItIKS
INDIANS SLAV SOL.DIKHS
Woman Frees Husband From Tiger's Grip
Big Mountain Lion Is Slain by Woman
Opens Box and Snakes Strike at Him
JUSTICE BREWER DECRIES ANTI-INJUNCTION TALK
MACHINIST SLAYS WOMAN^ AND COMMITS' SUICIDE
THREE INJURED IN REPULSE OF HOSTILE SHIPS
DEATH CLAIMS ANOTHER VICTIM OF RAILROADS
LAD HAS DESPERATE BATTLE WITH DEER
THAW AND WIFE DINE AFTER FOND EMBRACE
CONTRACT LET FOR BIG DOCKS AT FORT MASON
RAILROADMEN ASK ARE NIGHT, SHIRTS GOWNS
RICH MINING;MAN;FOUND LIFELESSvIWHISCAMP
Doctor Fells Burglar iftef Long Fight
DECLARE THOMAS YOUNG SHOT POLICEMAN HEINS
MAX¥rOSENFELD/CITED FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT
Federal Officers Raid "White Slave" Den
HUNDREDS LOSE IN FRACTION
SAN FRANCISCAN INJURED BY ACCIDENT WITH AUTO
ALLOW ;CARBIDES IX STORE
PLAY AT.TRESIDIO SUNDAY
MAY INDICT BIG CORPORATIONS FOR REBATING
THE CALL'S SPORT PAGE
Dane to Settle Down at His Colnia Quarters to Put Finishing Touches on Condition
Dogdom Holds Sway atSantaCtuz
interest Centers in Suburban Event
GIVE DIANEU FOIt TRACK EVENTS
KI.KS AT BASEBALL
SAILOR DECEIVES SOUTHERN MAIDEN
PRESSMEN RE-ELECT BERRY PRESIDENT
COMMENCEMENT TO BEGIN WITH GAMES
WOULD DIE RATHER THAN ! -SUBMIT TO OPERATION
COLLEGE FIELD DAY
SOI.niKHS BEAT SAILOHS
EXPLOSION MENACES MORMON HOUSEHOLD
FIGHT SAVAGE DRAW
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THE CALL'S SPORT PAGE
California King Wins Jumping Event
Latonia Races
Hamilton Races
Angel Players Too Fastfor Seals
Overland Races
Championship Races forTanforan
WHITE MGHT.WIXS GOLD CUP
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
EagatisHbmerHelps Oakland to Win
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GA3IES
Senators Wallop the Curves of Siever
American League
National League
ZUHRAH WINS BERMUDA RACE
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DRUIDS' GATHERING AT SALINAS ENDS
Druids Thank The Call for Good Report of Meeting
MAYOR OBJECTS TO USE REHABILITATION FUND
"KnAGEXS" IS BAXKIIUPT^
Atameda Seeks Sierra Water
OTHERS ASK SHARE IN HETCH HETCHY
MAY SUE AUDITOR TO MAKE HIM SIGN
EX-DAXKER RAGLAXD SUED
LOVE FLIES OUT OF STUDENT'S WINDOW
WIDOW CHARGES SLAYER WITH HUSBAND'S MURDER
RAISIN PACKING PLANT IS DESTROYED BY FIRE
JAPS .CONVICT KNGMSH2IA3V
PANAMA POSITION FOR MAJOR DEVOL
SIDE WITH PRETEXDER
RUEF, AT BAR, GETS CONVENTION NEWS
PREPARE TO KEEP NATIONAL HOLIDAY
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The Call's Page of Commercial News
EASTERN MARKETS
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
LOCAL MARKETS
THE STOCK MARKET
STOCK A.YD BO.YD EXCHANGE
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keal Estate transactions
Shipping News and Gossip of the Water Front
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Sun aod Tide
Time Ball
U. .S. Branch llj-drosrraphlc Ofllce
ZVEWS OF THE O CIS AX
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Weather Report
; • . Memoranda
WOULD CHANGE NAME OF MA^RIA KIP ORPHANAGE
MISSION CHILDREN WILL HAVE PICNIC
DEMURRERS OF GRAFT DEFENDANTS OVERRULED
TEACHERS OF ORIENTAL SCHOOL INDIGNANT
MRS.TgCXXESS BURIED
ECLECTIC 3IEDICOS'MEET
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SLACK TELLS HOW BARTNETT DODGED
BUSINESSMEN TO FIGHT PROHIBITION
LOSING TEAM TO PAY FOR BANQUET
SHOW RESOURCES OF >' STATE IN NEW REPORT
ATTORNEYS' FEE $3,000
GIRL STOPS RAID BY AN ARMED BURGLAR
THREE OFFICERS APPEAR BEFORE RETIRING BOARD
SPOONS AND SARDINES IS BURGLAR'S "SWAG"
JURY IS LOCKED IN POLLARD CASE
FOUND GUILTY OF FORGERY
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